Highschool! Kimengumi (TV)
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Series director: Hiroshi Fukutomi Script: Music: Shunsuke Kikuchi Original creator: Motoei Shinzawa Character Design: Art director: Akira Furuya Producer: Audio Director: Shigeharu Shiba Cinematography: Takeshi Fukuda Editing: Hajime Okayasu Planning: Tokizō Tsuchiya (Fuji TV) Theme Song Performance: | Issei Futamata as Kaneto Shiozawa as Naoki Tatsuta as Shigeru Chiba as Tesshô Genda as Masako Katsuki as Mayumi Shou as Miki Takahashi as Naoki Tatsuta as Naoko Matsui as Yoshito Yasuhara as You Inoue as Arisa Andou as Asami Mukaidono as Banjou Ginga as Bin Shimada as Chie Satou as Chika Sakamoto as Eiko Hisamura as Hideyuki Hori as Hideyuki Tanaka as Hiroko Emori as Hiroshi Izawa as Hiroshi Ohtake as Hiroshi Takemura as Houchu Ohtsuka as Ikuya Sawaki as Issei Futamata as Jouji Yanami as Jun Hazumi as Jun'ichi Kanemaru as Katsuji Mori as Kazuhiko Inoue as Kazumi Amemiya as Kazuo Oka as Kazuyo Aoki as Kazuyuki Sogabe as Keiichi Nanba as Keiko Toda as Kenichi Ogata as Kenji Utsumi as Kenyuu Horiuchi as Kôichi Kitamura as Kouichi Hashimoto as Kouji Totani as Kôzô Shioya as Mami Matsui as Mari Yokoo as Masaharu Satou as Masako Miura as Masashi Hironaka as Masato Hirano as Matsumi Ōshiro as Naoki Tatsuta as Noriko Uemura as Rica Fukami as Rihoko Yoshida as Rokuro Naya as Run Sasaki as Ryo Horikawa as Ryusei Nakao as Saeko Shimazu as Sanji Hase as Seiko Nakano as Shigeru Nakahara as Shinya Ohtaki as Sho Hayami as Sukekiyo Kameyama as Takeshi Aono as Takurou Kitagawa as Tohru Furuya as Tomie Kataoka as Tomiko Suzuki as Tomohiro Nishimura as Toshio Furukawa as Yuji Mitsuya as Yukitoshi Hori as Yuko Mita as Yumiko Shibata as Yuri Nashiwa as Yuriko Yamamoto as Yuusaku Yara as Mamiko Takai Yuuyu | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Bernard Minet | Amélie Morin as Annabelle Roux as Emmanuel Curtil as Eric Etcheverry as Jean-Louis Rugarli as Thierry Redler as Vincent Ropion as Catherine Privat as Dominique Dumont as Emmanuel Curtil as Eric Aubrahn as Eric Etcheverry as Françoise Pavy as Jean-Claude Montalban as Jérôme Rebbot as Laurence Crouzet as Lionel Tua as Patrick Laplace as Régis Reuhillac as Régis Reuilhac as Thierry Redler as Vincent Ropion as | |||||||
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